Chapter six
"So you are saying that somebody reported their backpack being stollen and it held all their Pokémon?" Ash asked Gary who was leaning in the doorway.
"Yeah! They say they thought they spotted a tall boy wearing all black," Gary said.
"That's rather odd..." Ash said.
"So is that! Look, is that a black Meowth?!" Gary asked pointing towards the window that was behind Ash.
In the window was indeed a black Meowth. It had red eyes and an even darker patch on it's left hand that was shaped like a triangle. Ash turned quickly.
"Ash, I know how to stop the volcanoes from destroying the whole kingdom! Look, I need someone to work with my brother to defeat this guy named Ganon. Ash, I choose you!" the dark Meowth, who was actually Dark, spoke quickly.
"Woah! A talking Meowth?! And how do you know my name?!" Ash asked.
"And why choose him? Ash is a looser!" Gary complained.
"Please Ash! Come with me! This is the only way to save our home!" Dark pleaded.
"Alright...I guess it's my only choice..." Ash said.
"Bring your weird capsule things too...we might need weird creatures to help," Dark said.
"They are called Pokéballs, and those "weird creatures" are my best friends!" Ash said.
Dark stared at Ash for awhile and then said, "Fine...well, bring your Pokéballs."
"What about me?!" Gary asked.
"Stay here, I only need Ash," Dark said.
Ash and Dark ran out the door. Another rumbling noise rose and the ground shook again. The volcanoes would erupt if they didn't help.
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After awhile of running, Ash realized that they had passed the boarder between the Kanto region and the Hylian's land.
"Hey Dark Meowth, why did we just pass the boarder? All Pokémon are still on that side," Ash said confused.
"Well you see, this is a special case," Dark said.
"Okay, how much farther?" Ash asked.
"Well, until we reach the other side of Hyrule where my brother is," Dark answered.
Ash had nothing else to say, he decided he'd keep quiet until he knew 100% what was going on. Dark and Ash continued on for what felt like a long time.